Shocking Gwalior Tragedy: Mother’s body remained lying in the house for 5 days, mentally weak son and daughter could not understand that their world had ended. Painful family story revealed in police investigation. Did loneliness and social distance become the real reason for this painful incident?
Gwalior Tragedy News: Such a painful incident has come to light from Gwalior city of Madhya Pradesh, which has forced everyone to think. This case is not just about the death of a mother, but it is also the story of mentally challenged children, social distance and loneliness. The dead body of a mother remained lying in the room of the house for five days, but her son and daughter did not understand that their mother was no longer in this world.
Who was Urmila Bhadauria?
Urmila Bhadauria, who once used to run her family by singing in the Topi Bazaar of Gwalior, saw a lot of struggle in her life. She was married to Surendra Singh Bhadauria about 45 years ago. The family consists of son Akhand Pratap Singh (40) and daughter Ritu Bhadauria (38). The son studied till M.Tech and the daughter studied B.Sc. But father’s death had a deep impact on the minds of both the children. Gradually he became mentally weak.
The dead body kept rotting in the house for 5 days, why did no one notice?
A few days ago, Urmila’s health deteriorated. There was no one else at home to take care of him. He died about 5 days ago during his illness. But the mentally weak son and daughter could not understand that their mother had stopped breathing. For five days they kept wandering in the same house, in the same room, near their mother’s lifeless body. When a strong odor started coming from the house, the people nearby became suspicious. Police was informed. When the police reached the spot, the smell was felt from about 50 meters away. The policemen had to enter the house wearing masks. Everyone’s eyes became moist after seeing the scene in the room. The dead body was infested with insects.
The dead body kept rotting in the house for 5 days, why did no one notice?
A few days ago, Urmila’s health deteriorated and she died about 5 days ago. But the mentally weak son and daughter could not understand that their mother was no more. Mother’s dead body remained in the room for five days. The condition became so bad that the dead body was infested with insects. The children kept roaming here and there in the same room, crying, but did not inform anyone. When a strong smell started spreading in the locality, the police was informed. When the police reached the spot, they entered the house wearing masks. Everyone’s eyes became moist after seeing the scene in the room.
Why did the family break up after father’s death?
Father Surendra Singh died in the year 2010. This incident deeply shocked the children. It is said that after that both of them became mentally unstable. Urmila got the job of clerk in the education department on compassionate appointment. He single-handedly took the financial and emotional responsibilities of the household. But society’s taunts and circumstances gradually separated the family from people.
Did society’s distance and lack of help cause this tragedy?
This incident raises many questions. Would the situation have been like this had the family received timely mental support? Could a little attention from the neighborhood or society have avoided this painful situation? Urmila struggled all her life for her children, but in the end she was left alone. This case is not just a Gwalior tragic incident, but it also highlights the importance of mental health, social awareness and family support. There is a need that both society and administration keep a sensitive eye on such families, so that such incidents are not repeated in future.